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Hundreds Gather for Eid Muslim Prayers at Thessaloniki’s Yeni Mosque

Hundreds of faithful gathered on Wednesday for the Eid Muslim prayers at Thessaloniki's Yeni Mosque which opened for the first time in more than 100 years in Greece. Crowds were seen arriving to pray early in the morning at the...

Turkey Disputes Greece’s Sovereignty Over Aegean Marine Park

On Tuesday Turkey contested the plan by Greece to establish a new marine park in the Aegean Sea saying that Athens does not have sovereignty over islands within the region. “We recommend Greece not to involve the outstanding Aegean issues,...

Wreath Ceremony of the Boston Marathon Highlights Ties With Greece

The 128th Boston Marathon which will be run on Monday, April 15 has a special significance for Greeks in America. Begun in 1897, the event was inspired by the success of the first marathon competition in the 1896 Athens...

Germany Returns to Greece Ancient Wine Jar Looted by the Nazis

An oenochoe, or wine jug, of the 7th century BC that was looted from Greece during the German occupation in World War II, was returned by the Municipality of Hanover and the August Kestner Museum, the Greek Ministry of...

Pregnancy May Speed Up Biological Aging, Study Finds

A new study has found that pregnancy accelerates biological aging with each baby causing women to grow older by up to 2.8 months. It is well understood that pregnancy can have long-term health impacts. However, previous research has shown these...

Cyprus-Greece Ferry to Restart Service in May

A popular ferry link between Greece and Cyprus is set to pick up service again on May 29th after a long hiatus with funding coming from Cyprus to keep the transport project alive. The Cyprus-Greece ferry link was eminently popular...

The Mystery of Aristotle’s Countless Lost Works

Few names of ancient Greece shine as much as those of Aristotle. This ancient Greek philosopher, a student of Plato and tutor of Alexander the Great, left a timeless, profound, and indelible mark on virtually every field of knowledge...

The Mysterious Fate of the Colossal Column of Justinian in Constantinople

The mystery of what happened to the ancient column of Justinian in Constantinople, also known as the Colossus of Justinian, still puzzles historians and archaeologists. The colossal bronze statue of the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I was built during Justinian's rule...

Proud Greek Christina Kitsos Set to Become Mayor of Geneva

Christina Kitsos, born to Greek parents in Geneva, Switzerland, is set to become the new mayor of the Swiss city. Kitsos, who will assume office in June, has already made significant strides in politics, starting her journey at the age...

Greece Launches Campaign to Tackle Spike in School Violence

Greece on Tuesday launched a national campaign to tackle school violence and bullying after several incidents recently shocked public opinion. "It is a comprehensive plan which speaks openly about the problem. We cannot sweep it under the rug. It exists,"...

The Most Beautiful Beaches Near Athens

There is much more to Athens than the Acropolis and museums. The city and surrounding suburbs are home to beautiful beaches, and Athens happens to have the longest coastline of any European capital. Staying in Athens doesn't mean that you've...

Multinational Air Drill Iniochos 2024 Commences in Greece

A huge multinational air drill Iniochos 2024 kicked off in the Andravida Air Base in Greece on Monday with a record number of fighter aircraft and helicopters in the history of the exercise. The Hellenic Air Force is participating with many air...